Cedarview Urges 50 Cent Quota For UBIC Convention
The UBIC contact chairman in Cedarview told Horace All red of the UNIC Finance committee that each Cedarview family would contribute 50 cents toward Utahs great social and national convention. The URIC has become a permanent Basin institution with strong local support, and the executive URIC committee sent congratulations to Cedarview's chairman and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UBIC
Cedariew
Horace Allred
UNIC
Cedarview
Ward
UBIC Plans Progress at Fort Duchesne Meeting
At the UBIC executive committee gathering in Fort Duchesne on Monday evening chairmen reported strong progress toward staging the largest UBIC convention yet. Highlights include Cedarview residents pledging 50 cents per family, a well advanced Indian program led by Lester Cha woose with potential visit by John Collier, and anticipation of Governor Henry Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UBIC
Fort Duchesne
Cedarview
Verace Allred
Lester Chawoose
John Collier
Washington DC
Henry H Blood
den L McConkie
FERA
UWBIC
Utah-Icahe School Supply Company
Utah Oil Refining Company
Salt Lake
Verh Allred
C M Iverson
L W Page
Robert L Bennett
Frank FP Wellman
Edwards Vern Alfred
Horace Alfred
Fred Burger
Campbell Litster
Frank Mock
Margaret Peterson
Iverson
Twenty Years Ago In Rain Bow Mine Vernal News Notes
Mrs Laura Wimmer closed her boarding house at the Rainbow mine and moved to Vernal. Jewell DO Martin Indian agent at Fort Duchesne visited Vernal on business with Mrs Martin. RB Bennion left Salt Lake in a new Buick with Svenne Reader from the Bank of Vern. Qaheson plans taking possession and beginning improvements on 148 acres. Henderson of the Henderson Bartlett Music Co. traveled to Denver with Ashley Bartlett as far as Creig. Roberta Petit teaches dances at the Orpheum with the one step and the Hesitation waltz favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wimmer
Rainbow Mine
Vernal
Jewell
DO Martin
Fort Duchesne
Martin S
Bennion
Salt Lake
Svenne
Bank of Ver Rho
Ashi Vo
Frank Eld
John L Oxkeson
Springs
Cole
Qaheson
Henderson
Henderson Bartlett
Beavers Protected Plan Emerges From Green River Voyage
State wardens Wardens Lari Clyde and Lee Kay charted beaver inroads on the Green River from Flaming Gorge to Jensen during a river survey. They outline a strengthened protection plan and note beavers remain plentiful along the stream for a potential comeback with safeguards. A 16 foot craft voyage exposed hazards and highlighted historical sites along Urper and Lower Disaster Falls in Wadore canyon with several camp stops and trapping-era lore.
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Green River
Flaming Gorge
Jensen
State Fish and Game Department
Lari Clyde
Lee Kay
Bus Hatch
Frank Swain
Bill Fahrei
Pahmi
Hatch
Lower Disaster Falls
Fahrni
Ahl
Urper
Disaster
Wadore Canyon
Johnson Harvey
Tracy
Dave
Carter Creek
Clyde
Steamboat Rock
Canvas
Joneshol
Fahri
Lees Ferry
Utaly
Vernal
Utah
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
R. G Frazier
Bingham
Clyde Eddy
New York
Bill Farhni
Lark
Bus
Alten Hatch
Frank Sinfain
Royce Mowrey
Green
Colande
Wyo
Wyoming
Gulf of California
Major Powell
Clyde Foldy
Moving Picture Agency
Colorado
Grand
Powell
Virgin River
Foyelis
Frederick & Dellen+ batch
Julius F Stone
Columbus
Ohio
Kol~ob Brothers
Us&s
Pathe-Brey
Hyde
Frazier
Seneca Howland
G Howland
Wm Hinn
Shivwits
Paved Streets Making a Big Improvement in Vernal
Vernal City plans a major paving upgrade to create paved central streets near a rail line. Paving uses locally available sand asphaltum and labor from FERA and CWA. Richardson leads the project with two blocks already paved and more to come, improving downtown area's appearance.
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Vernal
FERA
Vernil
Costa
Soa
Te Wrarshall
Richardson
CWA
Basin Stock Raisers Can Get Feed Loan
Farmers and stockmen in Uintah Duchesne and nearby counties may obtain feed loans through the local county committee with Dan L Capener as federal agent in Price. Loans cover feed and forage seed costs, with a minimum $25 and interest at 4 percent. security includes promissory notes and optional non-disturbance agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Duchesne
Uintah
Dan LL Capener
Price
J A Cheney
Wiliam Oaks
E J Youne Jr
Ernest Johnson
County Court House
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Drouth
Production Aedit Association
Regional Sericultuural Credit Corporation
Federal Lant Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administraonon
Boy Scout Camp Relocated to Uintah Canyon Springs
Roosevelt district council of the Boy Scouts of America moved the tri district Boat Scout encampment from Paradise Park on Mosby Mountain to Uintah Canyon Springs due to drought water shortages. Duchesne and Uintah districts host. Carlton district Scouts will attend. camp set for July 16 to 21 with large Uintah Basin delegation and merit lodge advancement opportunities. troops must provide tents and equipment.
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Paradise Pail
Roosevelt District Council
Boy Scouts of America
Paradise Park
Mosby Mt
Bie Springs
Uintah Canyon
Uintah Basin
Uintah
Vernal Airport Improvements Begin Under FERA Project
Vernal City starts work on airport improvements costing nearly a thousand dollars under a FERA project approved by J H Rayburn and received by Mayor FR Cooper. Work will fund material and labor, including leveling low spots and greatly improving the runway. Poles and wire from power and telephone companies will be removed from the west end as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
FERA
J H. Rayburn
FR. Cooper
Uintah County Republicans Name Delegates to State Convention
Uintah county delegates and alternates elected to attend the Republican congressional and state convention in Salt Lake City next Tuesday and Wednesday as follows Charles DeMois Mrs J N Daris R C Cooper Hugh W Colton Lester Bingham Mrs R B Abbott T G Alexander C 8 Gatter J Clive Davis W S Henderson Eylyn Green Wm B Wallis Mrs fT G Alexander Mrs C Cooper alternates Ail 1 Weeks Verdin R Johnson Mrs W S Henderson Mra Hugh W Colton L Wm Carlstrom John L Siddaway W H Siddaway and Ernest Eaton at the county meeting held at the courthouse Saturday county chairman C S Carter presided and J Clive Davis was elected temporary secretary. Fourteen delegates were allotted to Uintah county for the state gathering.
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Uintah County
Salt Lake City
Charles DeMois
J N Daris
R C Cooper
Hugh W
Colton Lester Bingham
Abbott
Alexander
Gatter
Clive Davis
S Henderson
Eylyn Green
Waliis
Ft G Alexander
C Cooper
Verdin R. Johnson
Henderson
Hugh W Colton L
Surplus Cattle to Be Sold Under Federal Plan
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration with a 159 million dollar appropriation will buy diseased and culled cattle from western farms to ease feed shortages. Uintah County is labeled a drought emergency area and eligible for purchases. payments vary by age and condition, with some cattle condemned for food and others kept for breeding stock. Producers may cull and market emaciated stock while government contracts dictate vehicle shipping and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ency Drouth
Drouth
G&imer
Ben 2 B Colton Seeks Utah Senate Seat at GOP Convention
Former Congressman Don Colton enters the Utah U.S. Senate race at the Republican convention from Brooklyn sending a telegram to the Salt Lake Tribune. He pledges honesty and a progressive program, opposing treaties using Utah products as bargaining pawns and favoring unemployment relief, antitrust protections, and housing.
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Ben
B. Colton
U.S. Senate
Don 8
Colton
United States
Utah
United States Senate
Coton
Eait Lake Tribune
Brooklyn
Congress
Auto Wreck Injures Four on US 40 East of Town
Saturday evening at about 5 36 Nelson Weeks and J M McCreary collided on US 40 east of town near Joe Rich corner. Weeks and family in a truck and McCreary in a Nash coupe with his wife and two step-daughters were involved. Miss Thur a Alexander 18 suffered severe leg injuries, Mrs Weeks and Wilda Alexander were injured, while Mr and Mrs McCreary and Thasza Alexander were treated at the scene or hospital. Sheriff Jamery Johnson investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McCreary
Nelson Weeks
Joe Rich
Vernal
U. S. 40
Thurza Alexander
J M McCreary
US 40
McCreary
Thasza
Wilda Alexander
Mr McCreary
Mra McCreary
McCrearys
Campbell Hospital
Aleandar
Salt Lake
Ashley Ward
Jamery Johnson
Gream river project reports large scale farming progress
EB Peter reports on water pumping and seed planting for the Gream river project.about 2000 acres have been planted with crops and some acreage remains to be sown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Gream
Weather Turns Cooler After Record Heat Wave
A strong rain storm and heavy cloud cover Tuesday evening cooled one of the basin region's hottest two day periods. Temperatures fell from record highs as storms moved through, bringing relief to residents and easing heat related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evon
Movnta
Ecettors
Mt‘le Relef
Vernal Lions discuss monument move and local aids
At a regular luncheon the Vernal Lions Club proposed moving the Doughboy monument from US 40 and Vernal Avenue to the courthouse grounds or a safer site. They urged the state road commission to pave US 40 east of Vernal and to lay oil between Myton and the Twist project. The club also asked the state fish and game department to appoint a Uintah county warden and discussed water rights and Deer Creek project effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernel Lions Club
J R Douglas
State Road Commission
Thea
US 40
Vernal Avenue
State Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Uintah County
Ed. Oaks
Deer Cheek
Uintah Basin
Rock Creek
Duchesne
Port Duchesne
R C Cooper
State Load Commission
Ous
Vernal
Cooper
Myton
Commission
Ubic
Basin Ways
Colorado State Line
Forest Fires in Ashley Forest Quickly Controlled
Five small fires were reported on the Ashley National Forest since July 4. Supervisor J O Stewart says the blazes were subdued quickly, though a larger fire at Twin Lakes near Vernal required a crew from Ashley Valley and burned about twelve hours. The dry timber created high hazard, eased somewhat by recent showers, with most fires sparked by lightning during the storm.
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Ashley National Forest
J O Stewart
Twin Lakes
Vernal
Ashley Valley
U H S Future Farmers Head East On Educational Trip
U H S Future Farmers depart Monday for Chicago with two trucks and three cars carrying over fifty students and several faculty members. Harold M Lundell Smith Hughes instructor organizes the trip to visit the Worlds Fair and broaden outlooks. Funds raised cover about 15 dollars per person with expectations of return by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M Lundell Smith-Hughes
UNIS
Chicago
Worlds File
Barber Shop Opens Near Uintah Mercantile
Wm Cumner opens a neat barber shop next door west of the Uintah Mercantile. Telegraph service and mail have been cut off for a week. A new town site at the fresh camp is named yet unknown. Two men killed trying to move a Salt Lake to Little Ethel mail route. Ethel Weedward sustains a severe hand injury on July S. M A Warner arrives as Recorder for the Ma Peak Mining district. A new strict is formed at the head of Ashley’s gold camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Cumner
Uintah Mercantile Store
Expres
Fom Price
Salt Lake
Ethel Weedward
Ward
M. A. Warner
Ma Peak
Ashley
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Basin
Tal
Fish and Game Department
Grand Canyons
Court House
Uintah Canyon Springs
Lions Club
Ashley Forest
U.H.S
Smith Hughes
Pawa
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